Re:Dropbox May Not Be LeBron James, but Is Still in the Game
by tim333 on Thursday February 04, 2016 @01:28AM
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> What's the actual issue with iCloud?
I'm not sure I can answer generally but from a personal point of view currently my notes are not syncing with my iPhone - God knows why - and last year when my iOS update f'kd up and I had to wipe the phone my iCloud backup wouldn't restore - some kind of corruption. Luckily there was a 3 month old iTunes backup on my disk so I didn't lose all data. So it's not perfect.
Re:Dropbox May Not Be LeBron James, but Is Still in the Game
by overcast on Wednesday February 03, 2016 @12:43PM
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That's like saying well I'm not going to get very far running a Playstation 4 game on my Super Nintendo. You can't count software that isn't even supported on a system. Yes, DropBox has a client for many systems, but saying DropBox is better because iCloud doesn't even exist on Linux make no sense.
Re:Dropbox May Not Be LeBron James, but Is Still in the Game
by riq_ on Wednesday February 03, 2016 @12:52PM
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> but saying DropBox is better because iCloud doesn't even exist on Linux make no sense.
makes sense for me. I don't use iCloud because of that. It doesn't have the features that I need. Although "Better" is subjective. Dropbox might not be better for you, but it "makes sense" for some people
I'll admit I haven't tried yet, but I'm going to hazard a guess that if I try to setup icloud on my Linux machines at home or my Android devices, I'm not going to get very far.
With Dropbox I get all the way, everywhere, with no hassles. Thus Dropbox has my business.